Does it have multiple viewing angles (i.e. can you adjust the stand in the back to adjust the angle of the iPad)?
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No. It's a very basic stand, but I must say that for the price, it's a really good case. Better than I expected.
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No, but it is different magnifications on each side. It is very high quality and the lighting is bright. I use mine most ofteh in hand, so I can angle it anyway I want. The stand is easily removable. Just squeeze to open & it slides right off. So if I need a hands free angle I can accomplish it with the stand. Love it & worth every penny I spent! I hope that helps?
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Not when using the enclosed stand. I you purchase a wall mount, your ability to adjust the angle based on the functionality of the mount.
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Hi Heather, no, I'm sorry the stand isn't height adjustable, but you can adjust the tilt of the screen.
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The Viewing Stand is an Original Incipio item. It's black with the Incipio Logo on it. It actually has a feature where 2 phones can be out in it to view back to back. For more info or a picture, please let me know... Thank You
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No. You have to tilt the whole thing. So, if you want vertical viewing you would set the thing up like a book...having the flap on one side and the Ipad on the other.
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Yes. It does both viewing types. The person who said no just needs to turn it in its side. It is a wonderful case / stand.
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No, the stand is a rigid fixture. It cannot tilt or rotate. The flickering of the screen is noticeable only if you watch closely. Not always though.The monitor cannot tilt, buying a separate stand will not help.
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The monitor only has two positions, open and closed. When open, it is only at that same angle that you see pictured. It seems like a good angle for general use, and all of the reviews say the viewing angles of the screen are very good, although I haven't seen it for myself. I am also wondering whether the limitation has been problematic for anyone who has used the device for a while.
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No, it does not adjust to be viewed vertically, just horizontally. Also, keep in mind it only fits iPads 1 - 4 and /not/ the new iPad Air.
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I've found that if you use the cover as a stand it will prop up the iPad, but I normally do not use it that way because of the glare produced by the lighting in the room. So to answer you question, yes it does act as a stand, and very well at that, but I would recommend only using the stand in a room that will not produce a large glare.
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Yes. You can tilt so the iPad is horizontal about 6 inches above whatever surface the stand is on. In that position the iPad can be rotated 360 degrees. The stand is very sturdy and holds the iPad firmly.
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No. The angle can be adjusted. One of the negatives of this stand (besides it's a little wobbly) is that there are very few adjustments. The top tier hangs a long way over the bottom, and there is very little adjustment. For the price, it's not a bad stand but lacks any premium features. (Did I mention it's a little wobbly?)
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It swivels so that the angle of the screen goes downward or upward as described by others (but the height of the screen is not adjustable). It does not swivel left or right, so I have it on a separate swivel stand for this purpose.
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No. The cover attaches like the smart cover from Apple but you have to detach the iPad from the hinge and put it in a slot in the cover (thats where it is in the item photo) for it to sit vertically. There is no angle adjustment
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There are variable angles you can place your IPAD to suit your typing and viewing preferences. The material on which the IPAD sits allows for multiple viewing or typing positions unlike other cases which have grooves or slots that only allow for a determined number of viewing/typing angles.
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Yes the main iPad mount swivels in any direction left to right and up/down flat to vertical. They're very good mounts, but beware, you'll need a modern iPad charging cable with the small connector; the older style won't fit properly.